The phrase "attributed to the main" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is assigned or credited to a primary source or subject, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The findings were attributed to the main researcher in the study."
Alternatives: "credited to the primary" or "assigned to the principal".
In its 2002 annual report, the authority valued all its sewer plants, sewer lines and equipment like trucks at $258 million; just $48 million was attributed to the main sewer lines.
P3DT showed a sharp exothermic peak at 114°C which was attributed to the main chain crystallization and a broad one peaked at 59°C which was due to the side chain crystallization during cooling at 2.5°C/min from the isotropic melt.
On the contrary, the strong intra- and intermolecular coordination power of the amino nitrogen of a growing polymer chain end and/or the monomer to the counter cation (Li+) have been attributed to the main factor controlling the stereochemistry leading to the highly isotactic uncyclized polymers.
The two maxima at 634 and 665 nm can be attributed to the main absorption within the Q band of ZnPCSulf [18, 19].
That can be attributed to the main exhaust gas SO x, a major source of acid rain, and poison noble metal catalysts that are irreversibly generated by automobiles.
This RBM_4 with high intensity from position (3) to (6) can be attributed to the main nanostructure (A) of the AFM topography, which has a considerable height (Figure 1, Table 2).
This can be attributed to the following main reasons (1) adding more pipelines by using higher clock speeds and lower supply voltages generally lead to shorter logic depth.
These deficiencies are attributed to the two main functions of CRT, namely its Ca2+-buffering capacity in the ER, and its role in protein folding.
The mechanism of in vitro enhancement remains unclear and cannot be attributed to the two main mechanisms needed for DC viral transfer: increased capture of virus by the DCs or increased DC-T cell conjugate formation.
The high temperature performance and low-dielectric constant could be attributed to the polycarbosilane main-chain structure and the benzocyclobutene-based cross-linked structure.
The final continuous weight loss occurring between 350°C and 650°C is attributed to the breakdown of the main chain of TANI.
